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The Temple of Avaritia in Medivi was completely different from the Temple of Superbia in Arvane. From the outside, the building attracted people from all over the city with the bright shine of its golden spire and other decorative elements made of both precious metals and gemstones. Inside, everything was also very impressive and, to some extent, even overwhelming, which made most people associate what they saw with wealth and prestige. There was no statue of Avaritia here, but at the end of the hall was her portrait, next to which one could see an altar for offerings. Among the cultists of the Seven, there was a custom according to which, upon entering the temple of the goddess of prosperity, or at times when they needed financial or other assistance, they left donations at her altar and prayed for success. It is believed that the more generous the donation, the better the goddess will respond, but there is no reliable confirmation of the effectiveness of this ritual yet. On the second floor, lectures on financial literacy were held, while on the third floor there was a place for business negotiations and a casino. In addition to this, the priestess of this temple also attracted attention – it seemed that many of the visitors came only to look at her and listen to her.